Fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration, manufacturing system of fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration, and manufacturing method of fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration

ABSTRACT

Provided are a cosmetic solution of which ingredients are absorbed through a skin of a human body, a fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improving skin penetration which includes the fine bubbles contained in the cosmetic solution to be absorbed rapidly, and a system and a method for manufacturing the cosmetic.The fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration of the present invention contains fine bubbles to allow maximization of penetration ability of the cosmetic into a skin.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a cosmetic which may contain finebubbles to improve dermal penetration ability, a system formanufacturing the cosmetic, and a method for use in cosmeticmanufacture.

BACKGROUND ART

As shown in FIG. 1 , skin is largely composed of epidermis S1, coriumS2, and subcutaneous tissue S3, the epidermis includes stratum corneum 1and a new skin layer 2, and a sweat gland 4, a skin pore 5, and asebaceous gland 6 are formed on the corium 3, and when a cosmetic isapplied to the skin, the cosmetic penetrates a lipid layer 1-2 formedbetween corneocytes 1-1 forming the stratum corneum 1, as shown in FIG.2 , or is absorbed into a new skin layer 2, a stratum basal 6 positionedbetween the new skin layer 2 and the corium 3, the corium S2, and thesubcutaneous tissue S3 through the sweat gland 4, the sebaceous gland 6,and the like.

Here, the place where absorption is most actively performed is a lipidlayer 1-2, and since the lipid layer 1-2 sensitively responds to skinirritation, when minute skin irritation is applied to the lipid layer1-2, cosmetic penetration ability through the lipid layer 1-2 may beincreased.

Conventionally, in order to increase the cosmetic penetration ability, amethod of irritating the skin using a hand in the course of applying thecosmetic or irritating the skin using special equipment was used, butsince this method requires separate time and equipment for skinirritation, the method had time constraints and space constraints.

Accordingly, there is a need for a new cosmetic for solving the timeconstraints and space constraints.

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KR 2019-0110887 A (Oct. 1, 2019)

Disclosure of Invention Technical Problem

An object of the present invention is to provide a cosmetic forincreasing dermal penetration ability of the cosmetic by irritatingskin.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a manufacturingmethod and a manufacturing system for increasing the cosmetic effect.

Solution to Problem

In one general aspect, a fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improvingdermal penetration includes: a cosmetic solution of which ingredientsare absorbed through a skin of a human body; and fine bubbles containedin the cosmetic solution.

The fine bubbles may be formed of a plurality of gas particles having aparticle diameter of 0.06 Mm to 10 Mm.

The gas particles may include any one or more of oxygen, air, hydrogen,and nitrogen.

In another general aspect, a manufacturing system of the finebubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration includes: anultrapure water storage unit storing a base solution used in cosmeticmanufacture; one or more composition storage units storing cosmetic rawmaterials mixed with the base solution stored in the ultrapure waterstorage unit; one or more agitators mixing the base solution and thecosmetic raw materials to form a cosmetic composition; a cosmeticstorage unit storing the manufactured cosmetic; a viscosity measurementunit measuring a viscosity of the cosmetic composition formed in the oneor more agitators; a fine bubble formation positioning unit comparing aviscosity measured in the viscosity measurement unit and a storedoptional viscosity to determine the fine bubble formation position; anda fine bubble formation unit forming the fine bubbles in the positiondetermined in the fine bubble formation positioning unit.

The fine bubble formation positioning unit may form the fine bubbles inthe ultrapure water storage unit or the agitator positioned before theagitator with a measured viscosity among the one or more agitators whena viscosity numerical value measured in the viscosity measurement unitis more than 150% based on a viscosity of ultrapure water at the sametemperature, and may form the fine bubbles in the cosmetic storage unitor the agitator positioned after the agitator with a measured viscosityamong the one or more agitators when a viscosity numerical valuemeasured in the viscosity measurement unit is 150% or less based on aviscosity of ultrapure water at the same temperature.

The manufacturing system may further include a condition control unitcontrolling any one or more of a temperature, a humidity, and a pressureof the base solution or the cosmetic composition introduced to theagitator.

The manufacturing system may further include an impurity removal unitremoving impurities from the cosmetic composition transferred to thecosmetic storage unit.

In still another general aspect, a manufacturing method of the finebubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration includes:preparing a base solution to prepare a base solution used in manufactureof a cosmetic; forming a composition to mix the base solution preparedin the preparation of the base solution with cosmetic raw materials toform a cosmetic composition; identifying a viscosity to identify theviscosity of the cosmetic composition formed in the formation of thecomposition; and determining a fine bubble formation point to determinethe fine bubble formation point based on the viscosity identified in theidentification of the viscosity.

In the step of determining a fine bubble formation point, when theviscosity of the cosmetic composition identified in the step ofidentifying a viscosity is more than 150% based on ultrapure water atthe same temperature, the fine bubbles may be formed before mixing thefinally mixed cosmetic raw materials.

When the viscosity of the cosmetic composition identified in the step ofidentifying a viscosity is 150% or less based on the viscosity ofultrapure water at the same temperature, it may be determined that thefine bubbles are formed in the cosmetic composition mixed with the finalcosmetic raw materials.

Advantageous Effects of Invention

The fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration ofthe present invention contains fine bubbles to allow maximization ofpenetration ability of the cosmetic into a skin.

In detail, the tine bubbles contained in the cosmetic irritates the skinto allow the cosmetic to be absorbed more rapidly in the skin.

Further, a particle diameter of the fine bubbles is limited to a size toirritate the skin more effectively, thereby further increasing a skincare effect of the cosmetic.

In addition, since a point of mixing the fine bubbles is controlled inresponse to a viscosity of the cosmetic to be manufactured, fine bubbleformation may be more actively performed.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

The above and other objects, features and advantages of the presentinvention will become apparent from the following description ofpreferred embodiments given in conjunction with the accompanyingdrawings, in which:

FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram showing skin layers of a human body.

FIG. 2 is a plan view showing stratum corneum in the skin layers of ahuman body.

FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram showing a fine bubble-containing cosmeticfor improving dermal penetration according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a graph in which an effect of a fine bubble-containingcosmetic and an effect of a cosmetic having no fine bubble are compared.

FIG. 5 is a table in which an effect of a fine bubble-containingcosmetic and an effect of a cosmetic having no fine bubbles arecompared.

FIG. 6 is a graph in which a floating velocity and a Brownian motionvelocity of fine bubbles are compared.

FIG. 7 is a graph showing percentages of buoyancy and Brownian motiondepending on particle diameters of fine bubbles.

FIGS. 8 and 9 are tables showing changes in bubble floating velocitywith respect to particle diameters of fine bubbles.

FIG. 10 is a conceptual diagram showing a manufacturing system of a finebubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration.

FIG. 11 is a flow chart showing a manufacturing method of a finebubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

Advantages and features of the exemplary embodiments of the presentinvention and methods to achieve them will be elucidated from exemplaryembodiments described below in detail with reference to the accompanyingdrawings. However, the present invention is not limited to exemplaryembodiments disclosed below, but will be implemented in various forms.The exemplary embodiments of the present invention make disclosure ofthe present invention thorough and are provided so that those skilled inthe art can easily understand the scope of the present invention.Therefore, the present invention will be defined by the scope of theappended claims. Throughout the description, like reference numeralsdenote like elements.

When it is determined that the detailed description of the knownfunctions or configurations may obscure the gist of the presentinvention in the description of the exemplary embodiments of the presentinvention, the detailed description thereof will be omitted. Further,the following terminologies are defined in consideration of thefunctions in the exemplary embodiments of the present invention and maybe construed in different ways by the intention of users and operatorsor the custom. Therefore, the definitions thereof should be construedbased on the contents throughout the specification.

Hereinafter, the fine bubble-containing cosmetic (C) for improvingdermal penetration according to the present invention will be describedwith reference to the attached drawings, and bubbles shown in the dataillustrated in the drawings are defined as having the same concept asthe gas particles described in the present invention.

In FIG. 3 , a conceptual diagram of a cosmetic case (H) in which thefine bubble-containing cosmetic (C) for improving dermal penetrationaccording to the present invention is housed.

Referring to FIG. 3 , the fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improvingdermal penetration may be formed of a cosmetic solution 10 which passesthrough the skin of a human body to absorb ingredients and fine bubbles20 contained in the cosmetic solution 10.

In detail, as described above with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2 , thecosmetic is absorbed most through a lipid layer 1-2 formed betweenstratum corneum among many components forming the skin and the amountpassing through the lipid layer 1-2 varies with the state of the lipidlayer 1-2, and thus, in the present invention, the cosmetic solution 10contains fine bubbles 20, so that when a user applies a cosmetic (C) tothe skin, the fine bubbles 20 contained in the cosmetic solution 10 areattached to and break the stratum corneum and the lipid layer by randommotion by Brownian motion to irritate the lipid layer, thereby servingto increase a penetration ratio of effective ingredients of thecosmetic.

In FIG. 4 , a graph of three control groups representing dermalpenetration of a cosmetic solution 10 shown when fine bubbles 20 werenot added to the cosmetic solution 10 and three experimental groupsrepresenting dermal penetration of the cosmetic solution 10 shown whenthe fine bubbles 20 were added to the cosmetic solution 10 is shown, in(a) of FIG. 5 , a table representing dermal penetration over time of thethree experimental groups and the three control groups is shown, and in(b) of FIG. 5 , a table in which average values of the control groupsand the experimental groups were calculated, respectively, and thenimprovement ratios of dermal penetration based thereon are compared isshown.

Referring to FIGS. 4 and 5 , it was found that when the fine bubbles 20were added to the cosmetic solution 10, the improvement ratio of dermalpenetration was increased as compared with the cosmetic solution 10 towhich the fine bubbles 20 were not added as time went on after applyingthe cosmetic. In detail, since the fine bubbles 20 are attached to ordetached from the lipid layer 102 formed between corneocytes or brokento continuously apply minute irritation to the lipid layer 102, anirritation effect is slowly and consistently shown over time, while thecosmetic to which no fine bubbles 20 were added may not have the effect.Further, since the fine bubble-containing cosmetic irritates the lipidlayer 1-2 with very minute irritation, people with sensitive skin mayuse the cosmetic without reluctance.

In FIG. 6 , a graph in which a floating (terminal) velocity and aBrownian motion velocity of the fine bubbles 20 by buoyancy are comparedis shown, in FIG. 7 , a graph showing percentages of buoyancy andBrownian motion depending on particle diameters of the fine bubbles 20is shown, and in FIGS. 8 and 9 , tables showing changes in bubblefloating (terminal) velocity with respect to particle diameters of thefine bubbles 20 are shown.

Referring to FIGS. 6 to 9 , the fine bubbles 20 may be formed of gasparticles 21 having various particle diameters, but in order to maintaina state in which the fine bubbles 20 are contained for a longer time inthe cosmetic solution 10, it is recommended that the particle diameterof the gas particles 21 is 0.06 Mm or more and less than 10 Mm, and themore optimized particle diameter may be 0.1 Mm to 0.3 Mm.

In detail, a remaining time of the fine bubbles 20 contained in thecosmetic solution 10 is determined by a floating velocity of the gasparticles 21 present in the state of fine particle state, and thefloating velocity of the gas particles 21 is in the form of intersectingwith the Brownian motion velocity of the gas particles 21. That is, thehigher the Brownian motion velocity, the slower the floating velocity ofthe gas particles 21, so that a time during which the gas particles 21are contained in the cosmetic solution 10 in a bubble state isincreased, and the Brownian motion velocity and the floating velocity ofthe gas particles 21 are determined by the particle diameter of the gasparticles 21, and thus, in the present invention, the particle diameterof the gas particles 21 is determined as a size at which the gasparticles may remain in the cosmetic solution 10 for a longer time.

Here, the smaller the particle diameter of the gas particles 21, thehigher the Brownian motion velocity and the slower the floatingvelocity, so that the fine bubbles 20 may be contained in the cosmeticsolution 10 for a long time, but when the particle diameter of the gasparticles 21 forming the fine bubbles 20 is less than 0.6 Mm, the gasparticles 21 may be dissolved in the cosmetic solution 10, and thus, itis recommended that the particle diameter of the gas particles 21 is 0.6Mm or more, and as shown in FIG. 7 , when the particle diameter of thegas particles 21 is 10 Mm, the Brownian motion velocity and the floatingvelocity are in equilibrium with each other, and thus, it is recommendedthat the particle diameter is 10 Mm or less at which the Brownian motionvelocity has a greater influence on the motion of the gas particles 21.

That is, by determining the particle diameter of the gas particles 21 as0.6 μm or more and less than 10 μm, the gas particles 21 are notdissolved in the cosmetic solution 10 and the Brownian motion dominatesthe movement of the gas particles 21 so that floating (terminal) of thegas particles 21 occurs slowly.

Further, referring to FIGS. 8 and 9 , it is recommended that the moreproper particle diameter of the gas particles 21 is 0.1 Mm to 0.3 Mm. Indetail, since a complicated process is needed for making the particlediameter of the gas particles 21 a certain level or less, a problem ofbeing expensive may occur, and thus, the size of the gas particles 21was set to a range in which the particle diameter of the gas particles21 may be easily controlled by a mechanical method and the effect of thefloating velocity of the gas particles on the Brownian motion velocityis minimized.

In FIG. 10 , a conceptual diagram showing a manufacturing system of afine bubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration isshown.

Referring to FIG. 10 , a manufacturing system 1000 of a finebubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration may includean ultrapure water storage unit 100 storing a base solution used incosmetic manufacture, a composition storage unit 200 storing cosmeticraw materials mixed with the base solution stored in the ultrapure waterstorage unit 100, an agitator 300 mixing the base solution and thecosmetic raw materials to form a cosmetic composition, a cosmeticstorage unit 400 storing the manufactured cosmetic, a viscositymeasurement unit 500 measuring a viscosity of the cosmetic compositionformed in the agitator 300, a fine bubble formation positioning unit 600comparing a viscosity measured in the viscosity measurement unit 500 anda stored optional viscosity to determine the fine bubble formationposition, a fine bubble formation unit 700 forming the fine bubbles inthe position determined in the fine bubble formation positioning unit600, the condition control unit 800 controlling any one or more of thetemperature, humidity, and pressure of the base solution or the cosmeticcomposition introduced to the agitator, and an impurity removal unit 900removing impurities in the cosmetic composition transferred to thecosmetic storage unit 400.

In detail, manufacture of the cosmetic starts with manufacture of thebase solution used in the cosmetic manufacture such as pure water in theultrapure water storage unit 100, the base solution in the ultrapurewater storage unit 100 is sequentially mixed with the cosmetic rawmaterials stored in the composition storage unit 200 in the agitator 300to gradually change into the cosmetic composition having similarproperties to the cosmetic to be manufactured, and when all cosmetic rawmaterials in the cosmetic composition are mixed and have the sameproperties as the cosmetic to be manufactured, the cosmetic istransferred to the cosmetic storage unit 400, injected into a container,and sold.

Further, in order that the cosmetic composition have the same propertiesas the cosmetic to be manufactured in the process of manufacturing thecosmetic by mixing the base solution with the cosmetic raw materials,conditions such as the temperature, humidity, and pressure of the basesolution, the cosmetic raw materials, and the cosmetic composition arecontrolled to predetermined optional numerical values in the conditioncontrol unit 800, and from the cosmetic composition made by mixing thefinal cosmetic raw materials in the agitator 300, impurities produced inthe mixing process are removed by passing the cosmetic compositionthrough the impurity removal unit 900 such as a membrane. That is, thecosmetic is manufactured through various processes such as mixing,chemical environmental condition control, and impurity removal.

The cosmetic manufactured through the process have various viscositiesdepending on the purpose, and when the viscosity is high, it may bedifficult to form fine-sized gas particles 21 forming the fine bubblesin the cosmetic, and when the fine bubbles are formed in the basesolution having a low viscosity, the fine bubbles may be broken, thenumber of the fine bubbles may be decreased, or coarsening may occur inthe course of going through various processes for cosmetic manufacture.Thus, in the present invention, the viscosity of the cosmeticcomposition made in the agitator 300 is measured by the viscositymeasurement unit 500, the manufacturing processes of the cosmetic whichshould be gone through in the fine bubble formation positioning unit 600are minimized, and simultaneously, an optimized fine bubble formationposition having a viscosity at which the fine bubbles may be effectivelymixed, and then the fine bubbles are allowed to be formed in thedetermined position in the fine bubble formation unit 700.

Here, the method of forming the fine bubbles in the fine bubbleformation unit 700 may be a method in which the base solution, thecosmetic composition, and the manufactured cosmetic are made collidewith a specific object positioned in the atmosphere in the course ofcirculating the base solution, the cosmetic solution, and themanufactured cosmetic, a method of spraying the circulated compositionin the atmosphere and making the composition collide with each other tocapture the fine bubble particles between the sprayed particles, or amethod of further injecting a fine bubble particle-containing solutionto the base solution, the cosmetic composition, and the manufacturedcosmetic to allow the fine bubbles to be contained therein, and thereare various other methods, and thus, the method is not limited.

Further, the fine bubble formation positioning unit 600 may form thefine bubbles in the ultrapure water storage unit 100 or the agitator 300positioned before the agitator 300 with a measured viscosity among theone or more agitators 300 when a viscosity numerical value measured inthe viscosity measurement unit 500 is more than 150% based on aviscosity of ultrapure water at the same temperature, and may form thefine bubbles in the cosmetic storage unit 400 or the agitator 300positioned after the agitator 300 with a measured viscosity among theone or more agitators 300 when a viscosity numerical value measured inthe viscosity measurement unit 500 is 150% or less based on a viscosityof ultrapure water at the same temperature.

In detail, as described above, in the fine bubble formation, there is aproblem that the fine bubbles are not mixed well when the viscosity ofthe object for forming the fine bubbles is at or above a certain level,and thus, the viscosity of the object is limited to 1.5 centipoise atwhich the tine bubbles may be mixed well, and based thereon, the finebubbles are formed in the rear end of the process in which the viscosityis appropriate and the least number of the processes may be gonethrough.

In other words, referring to FIG. 10 , when the viscosity of thecosmetic stored in the cosmetic storage unit 400 after final manufactureis less than 1.5 centipoise, the fine bubbles are directly formed in thecosmetic stored in the cosmetic storage unit 400, when the viscosity ofthe cosmetic stored in the cosmetic storage unit 400 is 1.5 centipoiseor more, the fine bubbles are formed in the cosmetic compositionpositioned in the agitator 300 positioned before mixing the cosmeticcomposition which is finally mixed, and when the concentration of thecosmetic composition positioned in the agitator adjacent to theultrapure water storage unit 100 is 1.5 centipoise or more, the finebubbles are formed in the base solution stored in the ultrapure waterstorage unit.

Here, as the fine bubbles are formed in the initial step of the cosmeticprocess, the number of fine bubbles is decreased and coarsening occurswhile the fine bubbles go through many processes, and thus, in response,the particle diameter of the fine bubbles should be small and the numberof the fine bubbles should be increased, of course.

In FIG. 11 , a manufacturing method of a fine bubble-containing cosmeticfor improving dermal penetration is shown.

Referring to FIG. 11 , a manufacturing method of a finebubble-containing cosmetic S1000 may include a step S100 of preparing abase solution to prepare a base solution used in manufacture of acosmetic, a step S200 of forming a composition to mix the base solutionprepared in the step S100 of preparing a base solution with cosmetic rawmaterials to form a cosmetic composition, a step S300 of identifying aviscosity to identify the viscosity of the cosmetic composition formedin the step S200 of forming a composition, a step S400 of determining afine bubble formation point to determine the fine bubble formation pointbased on the viscosity identified in the step S300 of identifying aviscosity, and a step S500 of forming fine bubbles to form the finebubbles at the determined point.

In detail, as described above for the manufacturing system of a finebubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration, the finebubbles have a problem that the number of the fine bubbles is decreasedand coarsening occurs as materials contained changes into a cosmetic andmore processes are gone through, and when the viscosity of the subjectmaterial is at or above a certain level, it is difficult to form thefine bubbles, and thus, in the step S400 of determining a fine bubbleformation point, when the viscosity of the cosmetic compositionidentified in the step S300 of identifying a viscosity is more than150%, it is determined that the fine bubbles are formed before mixingthe finally mixed cosmetic raw material, and when the viscosity of thecosmetic composition identified in the step S300 of identifying aviscosity is 150% or less based on the viscosity of ultrapure water atthe same temperature, it is determined that the fine bubbles are formedin the cosmetic composition mixed with the final cosmetic raw material.

Also, in the present invention, various gases may be applied to the gasparticles, and as an example, the gas particles are formed by hydrogento have a skin aging prevention effect (antiaging effect), when the gasparticles are formed by oxygen, oxygen is supplied to skin cells to havean effect of activating the cells, and the air and other gases may havean effective component penetration effect through irritation. That is,various gases to further increase the effect may form the gas particlesdepending on the cosmetic efficacy and purpose.

The present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned exemplaryembodiments but may be variously applied, and may be variously modifiedby those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertainswithout departing from the gist of the present invention claimed in theclaims.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF MAIN ELEMENTS

10: cosmetic solution

20: fine bubble

21: gas particle

100: ultrapure water storage unit

200: composition storage unit

300: agitator

400: cosmetic storage unit

500: viscosity measurement unit

600: fine bubble formation positioning unit

700: fine bubble formation unit

800: condition control unit

900: impurity removal unit

S100: preparing base solution

S200: forming composition

S300: identifying viscosity

S400: determining fine bubble formation point

s500: forming fine bubbles

1. A fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration,the cosmetic comprising: a cosmetic solution of which ingredients areabsorbed through a skin of a human body; and fine bubbles contained inthe cosmetic solution.
 2. The fine bubble-containing cosmetic forimproving dermal penetration of claim 1, wherein the fine bubbles areformed of a plurality of gas particles having a particle diameter of0.06 Mm to 10 Mm.
 3. The fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improvingdermal penetration of claim 2, wherein the gas particles include any oneor more of oxygen, air, hydrogen, and nitrogen.
 4. A manufacturingsystem of the fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermalpenetration of claim 1, the manufacturing system comprising: anultrapure water storage unit storing a base solution used in cosmeticmanufacture; one or more composition storage units storing cosmetic rawmaterials mixed with the base solution stored in the ultrapure waterstorage unit; one or more agitators mixing the base solution and thecosmetic raw materials to form a cosmetic composition; a cosmeticstorage unit storing the manufactured cosmetic; a viscosity measurementunit measuring a viscosity of the cosmetic composition formed in the oneor more agitators; a fine bubble formation positioning unit comparing aviscosity measured in the viscosity measurement unit and a storedoptional viscosity to determine the fine bubble formation position; anda fine bubble formation unit forming the fine bubbles in the positiondetermined in the tine bubble formation positioning unit.
 5. Themanufacturing system of a fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improvingdermal penetration of claim 4, wherein the fine bubble formationpositioning unit forms the fine bubbles in the ultrapure water storageunit or the agitator positioned before the agitator with a measuredviscosity among the one or more agitators when a viscosity numericalvalue measured in the viscosity measurement unit is more than 150% basedon a viscosity of ultrapure water at the same temperature, and forms thefine bubbles in the cosmetic storage unit or the agitator positionedafter the agitator with a measured viscosity among the one or moreagitators when a viscosity numerical value measured in the viscositymeasurement unit is 150% or less based on the viscosity of ultrapurewater at the same temperature.
 6. The manufacturing system of a finebubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration of claim 4,further comprising: a condition control unit controlling any one or moreof a temperature, a humidity, and a pressure of the base solution or thecosmetic composition introduced to the agitator.
 7. The manufacturingsystem of a fine bubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermalpenetration of claim 4, further comprising: an impurity removal unitremoving impurities from the cosmetic composition transferred to thecosmetic storage unit.
 8. A manufacturing method of the finebubble-containing cosmetic for improving dermal penetration of claim 1,the manufacturing method comprising: preparing a base solution toprepare a base solution used in manufacture of a cosmetic; forming acomposition to mix the base solution prepared in the preparing of a basesolution preparation with cosmetic raw materials to form a cosmeticcomposition; identifying a viscosity to identify the viscosity of thecosmetic composition formed in the forming of a composition; anddetermining a fine bubble formation point to determine the fine bubbleformation point based on the viscosity identified in the identifying ofa viscosity.
 9. The manufacturing method of a fine bubble-containingcosmetic for improving dermal penetration of claim 8, wherein in thedetermining of a fine bubble formation point, when the viscosity of thecosmetic composition identified in the identifying of a viscosity ismore than 150% based on a viscosity of ultrapure water at the sametemperature, it is determined that the fine bubbles are formed beforemixing the finally mixed cosmetic raw materials, and when the viscosityof the cosmetic composition identified in the identifying of a viscosityis 150% or less based on the viscosity of ultrapure water at the sametemperature, it is determined that the fine bubbles are formed in thecosmetic composition mixed with the final cosmetic raw materials.